In the tweet. the technical outlook for gold looks quite bullish — allowing for a breakout and a potential upward move. Let’s compare the price and movement of both assets to see how they compare.Gold coming to the apex of its consolidation. With a strong breakout it could make a nice move.
— Mati Greenspan (tweets ≠ financial advice) (@MatiGreenspan) October 24, 2019
With neg rates on the rise & the price to hold cash going up around the globe. I've decided to up my allocation substantially.
Not trading advice. Past performance != future results. pic.twitter.com/x4HPtShZM2
Gold
Gold has been on an uptrend since August 2018 — increasing by roughly 30 percent. Also, it seems to have just broken out from its trading pattern. The positive outlook is strengthened by the fact that it is trading above both moving averages (MA) — which have made a bullish cross.Bitcoin
[Editor’s Note: The following was written before Bitcoin commenced a massive upward move last night.] The Bitcoin price has been increasing since December 2018. However, unlike gold — which is almost breaking out — BTC is still trying to find support and make a low which would allow it to initiate an upward move. While the market outlook for Gold looks better than that of Bitcoin, this could quickly change in the future. Therefore, one could make the argument that both assets can be used to hedge against an incoming financial crisis — with the allocation depending on preferences and risk tolerance.Disclaimer: This article is not trading advice and should not be construed as such. Always consult a trained financial professional before investing in cryptocurrencies, as the market is particularly volatile. Images are courtesy of Shutterstock, TradingView.
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